They say the psychology student then posted a second tweet warning friends to have their family members leave Trump's Bridgeport, Connecticut rally so they wouldn't get hurt.
Police say they received the Secret Service tip-off at around 12:45pm Saturday, at which time Trump's rally at Crosby High School was still ongoing.
State Police Counter-Terrorism detectives, Waterbury Police Department detectives, and special agents with the U.S. Secret Service then launched a joint investigation.
They tracked Morkys to his Waterbury home on Ardsley Road, where they questioned him up till around 5pm.
He was charged with first-degree threatening, inciting injury to a person or property and second-degree breach of peace and will go before court on May 4.
Police say he isn't a threat, and have released him on $25,000 bond.
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